The postal Surname
postal Name Meaning and History
- Northern French: occupational name from Old Walloon postal(h) ‘mayor’.
- variant of German or Dutch Postel.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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Threads: 4 - Messages: 6
| Thread | Author | Replies |
| Effie Postal married Edward Young, lived Columbus, Ohio |
 lorijyoung
| 2 |
| Riley Postal descendants, some children born MN early 1900s | Carolyn Idso | 0 |
| Ted Postal born 5/8/26 in New York(?) | Rick | 0 |
| Postal(Postle) Edward (Edwin), MI>MN 1840>1860 | Carolyn Wakefield Idso | 0 |
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